Bank of Canada's rate cut could spur housing demand as Toronto home sales fall in May
TORONTO - Real estate market analysts say the Bank of Canada's much anticipated decision to lower its key interest rate could be the sign that many would-be homebuyers have been waiting for to make their move.
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